2 h. ago Only the fastest Formula 1 fans can solve this racing brainteaser in one minute

Petrolheads can take on this tricky teaser to find out if they are worthy of a podium place.

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2 h. ago Henry Pollock hid in toilet for 20 minutes after Owen Farrell shock

'Oh my god, it's Owen Farrell!,' said Gabby Logan.

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2 h. ago Matt Tebbutt to replace Gregg Wallace on MasterChef: The Professionals

Chef and host of BBC One’s Saturday Kitchen to join 18th series as judge after Wallace dropped from programmeThe television host and chef Matt Tebbutt will replace Gregg Wallace as a judge on the next series of MasterChef: The Professionals after a turbulent period for the show.Tebbutt, best known for hosting BBC One’s Saturday Kitchen, will join chefs Marcus Wareing and Monica Galetti for the 18th series of the cooking competition programme, along with a range of guest judges who will appear in the first stage of the competition. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Gregg Wallace to be replaced as judge on MasterChef: The Professionals by Saturday Kitchen’s Matt Tebbutt

TV star will join existing judges Marcus Wareing and Monica Galetti on the show

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2 h. ago Home Bargains fans rush for £3 version of viral toy that 'looks better than real thing'

Home Bargains has released a new product that is sure to be a hit with shoppers, as it is inspired by a viral phenomenon that has taken the internet by storm in recent months

Economics

3 h. ago Matt Tebbutt replaces Gregg Wallace as judge on MasterChef: The Professionals

Tebbutt is best known for hosting BBC One’s Saturday Kitchen.

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4 h. ago Stubborn grease 'lifts easily' from extractor fans if you soak them with natural item

Extractor fan filters are an essential part of every kitchen but they're often overlooked when it comes to cleaning schedules and can quickly become clogged with grease and grime

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4 h. ago Saturday Kitchen interrupted as Matt Tebbutt addresses show future after eight years

The BBC Saturday Kitchen star had some exciting news to share with viewers

Culture

4 h. ago The astonishing story of the aristocrat who hid her Jewish lover in a sofa bed – and other German rebels who defied the Nazis

From a diplomat who embraced the exiled Albert Einstein to a schoolteacher who helped ‘non-Aryan’ students flee, these remarkable individuals refused to bend the knee to Hitler – only to be dramatically betrayed. What made them risk it all?I grew up in a house where nothing German was allowed. No Siemens dishwasher or Krups coffee machine in the kitchen, no Volkswagen, Audi or Mercedes in the driveway. The edict came from my mother. She was not a Holocaust survivor, though she had felt the breath of the Shoah on her neck. She was just eight years old on 27 March 1945, when her own mother was killed by the last German V-2 rocket of the war to fall on London, a bomb that flattened a corner of the East End, killing 134 people, almost all of them Jews. One way or another, the blast radius of that explosion would encompass the rest of my mother’s life and much of mine.Of course, she knew that the bomb that fell on Hughes Mansions had not picked out that particular building deliberat...

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6 h. ago TV star brands Gordon Ramsay ‘a vicious bully’ after she tried to hit him during an on

TV star claims Ramsay’s ‘vicious’ behaviour left some contestants needing tranquilisers

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7 h. ago Australia snatch dramatic victory at death in Rugby Championship thriller

Australia 28-24 Argentina: The Wallabies were saved by Angus Bell’s score in the 86th minute having fought back to stun the Pumas

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7 h. ago ‘No pets, no guests, no music’ – and now ‘no wfh’: why house

It’s not just landlords: many flatmates are now imposing draconian rules. But the real problem is a system that pits tenants against each otherLast week, I came across a flurry of ads on the house-share site SpareRoom sounding less like they were for cosy, inviting living arrangements than for boarding schools. “Please note – no surprise guests, no music and no use of the living room because it doubles as a bedroom,” wrote one “current flatmate”. Reading it, I wondered if there would be a curfew too.The tendency of some landlords to police their tenants’ behaviour has been well documented, imposing rules that range from the reluctantly accepted, such as no pets allowed, to the absurd: not using the kitchen at night; ideally being away at weekends; and, in one case, effectively restricting use of the toilet due to a noise ban after 8.30pm extending to the sound of walking.Kimi Chaddah is a freelance writer Continue reading...

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8 h. ago James Martin shares health struggle as restaurant business gets ‘tougher and tougher’

James Martin says one particular task in the kitchen has become harder as he gets older as he conceded the hospitality and restaurant business is getting "tougher and tougher"

Society

9 h. ago Supermarket one of cheapest after cutting price of essential hiked by Aldi, Sainsbury's and Tesco

The cost of the product has been rising at most supermarkets over recent weeks

Economics

9 h. ago I tried the DIY fruit fly trap that only needs two household ingredients

Fruit flies are a common pest in UK households - but there's an easy way to get rid of them

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9 h. ago Parents 'floored' by effective teeth whitening product they can use at home safely

Designed to lift deep-set stains and yellowing in just seven days without causing irritation or sensitivity, they have a clinically proven Advanced PAP formula

Society

10 h. ago Ingredient red flags: how to spot the chemicals to avoid in food, kitchenware and cosmetics

Should your makeup be fragrance-free? Is it time to purge your kitchen of plastic? Are all food dyes dangerous? These are the everyday ingredients that could be harming your health‘Far from being a rock or island it turns out that the best metaphor to describe the human body is ‘sponge’. We’re permeable,” write Rick Smith and Bruce Lourie in their book Slow Death By Rubber Duck: The Secret Danger of Everyday Things. While the permeability of our cells is key to being alive, it also means we absorb more potentially harmful substances than we realise.Studies have found a number of chemical residues in human breast milk, urine and water systems. Many of them are endocrine disruptors, which can interfere with the body’s natural hormones. “They can mimic, block or otherwise disrupt normal hormone function, leading to adverse health effects,” says Dr Shanna Swan, professor of environmental medicine and reproductive health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York. We (often...

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13 h. ago Rid limescale from your tap in minutes with 1 kitchen product that's not vinegar

Limescale can be difficult to remove and found across different appliances and fixtures - including taps, kettles and showerheads - but one ingredient can help fight the stubborn problem

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16 h. ago Amanda Barrie, 89, brands Gordon Ramsay 'a vicious bully' two decades after the Coronation Street star 'slapped' him on Hell's Kitchen

Amanda Barrie has branded Gordon Ramsay 'a vicious bully' in her new memoir, more than two decades after she 'slapped' him on Hell's Kitchen.

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18 h. ago Gogglebox fans say same thing minutes in to brand new series

The hit Channel 4 show returned to screens tonight

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